EMPIRE STATE OF CRISIS: Zeldin hammers Hochul over surge of New York violence in fiery primetime debate.
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin went back and forth over crime during a Spectrum News NY1 debate Tuesday.
Zeldin brought up the same point later in the debate and stated that Hochul didn't believe there was a"crime emergency" in the state. Hochul dismissed Zeldin's focus on crime and bail policies as a political scare tactic. Hochul accused Zeldin of trying to keep New Yorkers"scared" about crime and claimed she had policies that were"making a difference" in addressing the issue.in St. Louis, Missouri, that killed two people as a reason for increased gun control measures.
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